I was messing around with Display settings on my Desktop, and somehow screwed up some of the color settings. When I open Outlook, all the background details are green, and I think they used to be blue. How do I go back to default settings for color on my desktop?
Thanks,
Carl
You can go into Settings > Personalization > Themes. Choose one of the standard themes such as "Windows" and then just tweak those settings you want to alter from the default settings of that theme.
Doesn't completely work. It is showing Windows default (blue), but I'm still getting a green tint to Outlook mail.
Screenshot, please, if possible. Feel free to obscure e-mail titles, names, etc. or just create an empty folder with no mail in it, then take a snap.
It seems to me that all these colors are generally blue on Outlook. Green tint on some of my photos, too.
Hue?
What happens if you uninstall video driver/monitor driver completely (and using DDU maybe)?
I think it must have something to do with hue, but I don't know where to go to fix that.
In response to your latest post, I don't think it has anything to do with my drivers, and I'm reluctant to change them.
I've noticed that it's affecting most of my photos a little bit. And all egg recipes on-line, the egg yolks are all green, not yellow.
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Isn't there some place where you can set the default colors?
Looks like you are a victim of the Dr. Seuss bug.
What is your display adapter? I'd expect the adjustments to be in the control panel for that, rather than generic Windows settings. (At least, it's that way with my nVidia graphics card.)
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